Farmer Clausen praised as thinking leader by Pantograph
N. P. Clausen known as Fete Clausen, a Danish farmer from DeKalb County, works in McLean County for the Farm Bureau. The Bloomington Pantograph notes his successful canvassing, views on farm cooperation, and contrasts between Danish and American farm pricing and middlemen. He emphasizes organization as the path to better prices and speaks of practical farming education from Denmark.
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N. P. Clausen
Illinois Agricultural Association
McLean County
Bloomington
McLean County Farm Bureau
Bellflower
Clausen
Minvis Agricultural Association
DeKalb County
McLean
Illinois
Denmark
America
Chicago
Sermon on Educational Evangelism by Rev Yard
Rev W R Yard attended the Bureau County Sunday Schools convention in Ohio Bureau county on Tuesday lecturing in the evening on Educational Evangelism The Ohio gathering was among the most interesting Rev Yard has attended Three sessions were held morning afternoon and evening with Yard speaking at the evening session
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Bureau County
W. R. Yard
Ohio
DeKalb
Yard
Murderer Surrounded After Fatal Sheriff Shooting
Escanaba June 20 A killer from Mardquette known as N Mantoff is surrounded in a wooded swamp near there by a posse led by Sheriff Joseph Carney. Mantoff who escaped life from a stormer yesterday shot and killed Deputy Sheriff Frank Curran and intends to fight to a finish.
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Escanaba
Mid
N. Mantoff
Mardquette
Frank Curran
Joseph Carney
Mantoff
Carney
New Coach Muir Secured for State Teachers College
William G. Muir, Missouri graduate and former De featur athletics director, named director of physical education for men at the state teachers college. He will coach multiple sports and oversee training for all students not in one of the three major teams. He weighs 215 pounds, stands six feet two, and aims to boost the college to a state championship. He plans to join Lake Geneva training with football players before the term begins.
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William G. Muir
University of Missouri
Defeatur
State Teachers College
Muir
University of Tinois
Notre Dame University
Lake Geneva
Thestate College
DeKalb Teachers Abroad Report From Europe
Word received from Miss Eveline Merritt and Miss F E Draser that a pleasant European visit is under way. They are instructors in the State Teachers College art department spending summer studying heart collections. A DeKalb visit to Spain is noted along with ongoing travel reports. A DeKalb County Poland China Association meeting is set for First National Bank DeKalb on Monday at 8 o'clock. all breeders urged to attend and submit nominations before July 1.
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Eveline Merritt
FE. Draser
Europe
Miss Merritt
Miss Draser
The
State Teachers College
DeKalb
Spain
Par‘tis
China Association
First National Bank of
Milligan on Probation Granted by Circuit Court
Samuel A. Milligan former justice of the peace was released on probation by Judge William Fulton on June 20. Conditions include restitution to victims remaining law abiding while employed and reporting monthly to a probation officer. Milligan resigned as justice of the peace and must avoid certain business activities.
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Samuel A. Milligan
Kalb
William Fulton
Milligan
Mrs White to be Buried Here Friday Afternoon
Services for Mrs Henry White to be held at the Episcopal church at two oclock with Eastern Star at the grave. Burial will take place in Oakwood cemetery. Mrs Lenore Blount born England July 14 1844 married to Henry White March 16 1865. They lived in this city after arrival May 4 18. Surviving daughters Mrs Ross J Hauser Hollywood California and Mrs Clara Keete Waukegan. Also note heat wave across the United States with fifty nine deaths reported and more expected.
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Henry Whito
Wahkegan
Charles Carter Leaves De Kalb for Maine Scout Camp
Charles Carter, a well known De Kalb boy, will depart this week for Northern Maine to teach as an instructor at a Scout camp. He will lead the marksmanship camp, bringing outdoor experience from prior work. Carter plans to return to De Kalb and resume studies at the State Teachers College after the summer.
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Charles Carter
DeKalb
Maine
Charles
State Teachers College
Rotarians Visit St Charles School Tonight
Rotarians and the DeKalb delegation visit St Charles school for boys with an afternoon drill at 5 o clock. They travel by automobile and plan to enjoy the site. A banquet and an ice cream social with cake will be served, 15 cents. Details mention the Swedish Mission church event on Friday evening June 22.
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St. Charles School
St Charles School
DeKalb
Automobil
St. Charles
DeKalby
Social
Swedish Mission Church
Mystery unfolds in Eden Philpotts Red Redmaynes begin page
A brisk tease previews Eden Philpotts tale The Red Redmaynes as a new kind of mystery novel- detective fiction by a renowned English author. Readers are invited to start today on the Chronicle’s page and follow a plot that keeps readers awake at night.
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Eden Philpotts
Red Redmaynes
England
Legion Men Satisfied With Illinois Assembly Actions
W B McCauley, longtime Legion official, praised the Illinois Assembly for supporting veteran measures. Bills favoring ex service members included soldiers bonus appropriations, funding for Normal orphanage, two new colleges, Elgin rehabilitation and a soldiers hospital. The Star featured A Man of Action with Ray mond Hatton and Marguerite de la Motte at 7:30 and 9:10. Building Trades Council meeting set at Viking hall Thursday night at 8.
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Olney
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Ilinois
Normal
Elgin
Soldiers Hospital
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Star Tonight
Raymond Hatton
Marguerite de la Motte
Thos. H. Ince
Bradley King
Building Trades Council
Viking Hall
Swimming Pool to Close at Eight Thirty
The community pool will close every evening at eight thirty because lighting is not yet installed. It remains light enough for swimmers before then, and the pool is a popular local and regional gathering place. Swimmers can be seen in the water earlier in the evening.
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Mor Unt
Clarence Peterson Receives Dental Degree at Northwestern
Clarence Peterson earned a dental degree at Northwestern University as part of the class from the dental college. Her son, Clarence, was among hundreds who received their degrees during the graduation exercises. Ben Peterson attended the event in Chicago on Tuesday evening.
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Clarence Peterson
Ben Peterson
Chicago
Northwestern University
Dental College
Five Diehards Hurt When National Car Flips on Sycamore Trip
Martin Breck suffered a broken back and four companions were bruised after Francis Quinn lost control of a National auto at Lycani Road and Seventh Street. The party, from Reid & Watson garage, had driven to Sycamore for lunch and a return trip ended in a wreck that crushed the car. Brock is in hospital with a serious back injury but others escape with minor injuries.
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Martin Breck
Reid & Watson
Fourth Street
Francis Quinn
Frank Rowan
Charles Bannister
C. E. Watson
National
Lycani Road
Seventh Street
Martin Brock
Surzeons
Brock
Sycamore
Mr. Brock
Fein
Mr. Watson
Syca
Quinn
DeKalb
Garrage
Andrew Condon
Geneva
DeKalb Theatre Opens With Full House For Safety Last
The DeKalb Theatre opened with Harrold Lloyd in Safety Last under ideal weather and overwhelming crowds. Tickets sold rapidly from 6:30 pm, with two assistants unable to keep up. Ambrose Larson played the organ as Lon Smith and Mary Jo Emery secured the first adult and child tickets. Floral gifts from Wuritzer and others signaled strong local support as the venue impressed with lighting and climate control.
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Harrold Lloyd
DeKalb Theatre
DeKalb
Myrtle Leifheit
Ambrose Larson
Lon Smith
Mary Jo. Emery
W. Hodkinson
C. B. Grevier
Associated First National
United Artists Corporation
Pathe Exe
Deco Supply Company
Wurlitzer
Many to School In Wisconsin This Summer
Several graduates of Normal now teaching in city and suburban schools plan summer study in Madison Wisconsin. Most will attend the six week course at University of Wisconsin while a few will study at Chicago and Northwestern Universities during the vacation period.
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Normal
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin University
Beaver State
Chicago
Northwestern
Brass at the Princess Playhouse Tonight and Tomorrow
entertainment feature Brass shown at the Princess playhouse today and tomorrow praised as Pick O The Pictures by De Kalb specialists. Imperial Quartet and Teachers College act on Tuesday with a chart on sale Friday at Powell's Drug store. Ticket price around 168.
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de Kalb
Imperial Quartet Teachers College
Powell's
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